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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-12-17, Page 1$.2.00. A. year in Advance $2.50 To U.0.41„ THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, DEC. 17th, 1964 Ai. PUBLISHING HOUSE II Joyous IF 'Lay Season ‘r 2111 Our Readers GOD BLESS US :EVERYONE! A reforMed Ebenezer joins the Cratchtt family's Christ- illas feast in the final scene of Mr, Scrooge, the orig- inal musical to be seen Oh Ulitl-TV's Show of the *sok on MOndity, bee, stir tllOcawise trot% the left trot Olt Sioliord, Attie Neil Wilson, TWIN it time itiML i*stt Ni1/1.101 !PY,MAINi; CHRISTMAS DRAW LUCKY WINNERS Winners of the regular Satur day night draw at Wood's Stores were Mrs. Harold Keys and Mrs. George Backer. Mrs. Clark Matheson was the winner of the Saturday draw at the Machan Hardware Store. MRS. MELVIN CARNOCHAN There passed away, suddenly, at her home in Grey Township, on Thursday, December 10th, Mrs. Melvin Carnochan in her 68th year. Mrs. Carnochan, the former Lillie Voy Collis, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward C01118. was born in Grey Township on November 10th, 1907. On October Zth, 1931, she was married to Melyin Carnochan. They farmed in Grey Township where she re- sided until her death. She leaves to mourn her pass- ing, her husband, one sister, Mrs. Mildred Hamilton, of Listowel; and one brother, Elmer Collis, of Grey Township. Funeral service was held frOM the Peebles funeral home, At- wood, on Saturday at 2 p.m. The service was conducted by the Rev. H. L. Jennings, rector of St. Albans-St. David's Anglican Church. Atwood, . of which she was a meinber. Burial Was in Villa Centre Cemetery. !Pallbearers were Layton Mnrr, i 64 ti66061', blili.iii' .t it i'Cti'tli, ,4io , two AIA. Patients Entertained By Carol Singers An enjoyable hour of carols Were sung for the patients of the Callender Nursing Hom,e by a group of young girls from the Walton Public School. They were led by Mrs. Moffat, their teacher and Mrs. Robinson. After the carol singing three ladiep gave out a bag of candies and talked with the girls. ,•••••••••=rma1./.. ,11MMIIN,I1 BASIL W. GAScHES Mrs. Douglas (Betty) Callend er, received word of the death of her father, Basil William Gasches, 57, of Galt, Sunday, in South Waterloo Memorial Hospital. Galt. He was part-owner of a Galt restaurant. Surviving are his wife, the former Marion Isabel Clark; a daughter, June, at home; and a brother Peter, in Greece. The funeral service was held in Galt, on Wednesday. Burial was in Ayr cemetery. CRANBROOK Mr. Keith Knights, a student of the ministry at Waterloo College, conducted the regular morning service in Knox Church on Sun- day, Dec. 13. The annual Christmas Tree and concert will be held in the Community Centre on Tuesday evening, December 22nd, Every- one welcome. Alex Cameron is wearing a broad smile these days. A baby son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Cameron on Monday; Dec. 14th,, in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Congratulations. Mr,. John J. Gorsalitz, a former resident, will celebrate his 98rd birthday on Friday, Dec. 18. Mr. Gorsalitz has been confined to the Callender Nursing Home, in Brussels, for several years and is in failing health. Edward Ross Smalldon Edward Ross Smalldon, passed away at the age of 70, the result ,of a coronary attack, in Toledo, Ohio. "Ed"vras one of-a family of ten born to the late George and. Hannah Smalldon, and attended Cranbrook public school. He was an electrician and an emyloyee of the Edison Co., until approx- imately 10 years ago, when his health forced retirement. He is ,survived by his wife nertrade, son Paul, and daughter, Mrs. Bonnie White and three grand- children. A sister, Mrs. Ernest (Thelma) FluM of Brussels, and two brother, will and Torn, both et it, Q NNi 010 9g1Pfiet WWI Wit 01W. tit 4/44401 Ethel Couple Celebrate Their 60th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Austin Raynard, of Fithel, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Monday, They were honoured by their family at a turkey dinner on Sunday of the previous week. A host of friends and relatiTes called to offer congratulations and good wishes when they held open house on both Sunday and Monday afternoons. The couple were married at the home of the briue s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John. Mittman, con. 3, Grey Township, on Dec. 14th, 1904. They resided on Mr. Raynard's farm, on con. 4,until 1913, when they took over the Raynard homestead. They re• mained there until retiring to, Ethel in 1951. The bride of 60 years ago Elsie Huffinan, was born in Riverside, in Greenock Town- ship, Bruce County, Oct. 8, 1884 and the bridegroom was born on con. 4, on Aug 17, 1880, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. .Toseph Raynard. The couple have three sons, Sylvester, of RR 2, Bluevale; John and Cecil, RR 1 Ethel; and Ltnree daughters, Mrs. Clarence (Hazel) Clarke, of RR 1, Ethel Mrs. Mungo (Laura) MacFarlane of RR 1 Bluevale; Mrs. Walter (Doris) MacFarlane; Listowel; and 18 grandchildren and 82 great grandchildren. Mr. Raynard is interested in and enjoys crocheting, knitting, quilting and growing flowers. Mrs. Raynard is interested in television and radio. They recall that on their wed- ing day the weather was cold and frosty but clear, with a ter- rific amount of snow, and the roads were full of pitch-holes. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Dr. R. W. Stephens wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their friends, relatives and neigh- 1 bours, for their acts of kindness; for the lovely cards, and beauti- ful floral tributes received dur- ing our recent sad bereavement. Sincere thanks also to those at Wingham and District HOSPitat the medical, nursing and lab staff, the Rev, Jennings, the, pall- bearers, Rann'S 'Funeral Hom,e, and to all ethers who helped In filly way, kOoo .000-14041411.! Winners Of Turkey Bingo Dec. 11th Ordinary Games Jim McNeil Mary Bone Ruth McTaggart Mrs. Jim McNeil ;Mrs, Max Oldtield Grant Elliott Neil McDonald Mrs. Ron Williamson Jean, McDonald Karen Coleman Dale Breckenridge. Mrs. E. Parlsh Mrs. Henry, Wingham Allan Nichol Mrs. Fred Ohms, Wingham Cash Specials Ab. Nethery and Donald Dunbar Barry Adams Mrs. Jim McNeil Door Prize Dianne Hastings 'CARD OF THANKS Many thanks for the lovely cards, visits, kind thoughts and wishes while I was in Hospital. I did appreciate it all. Bob Walker CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neigh- bours, friends and relatives for their kindness during our recent bereaVement. It was all much appreciated. Dickson and Mitchell families 'Brussels Couple Honored On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Reinnarat Bauer, of Brussels, were honoured on the occasion of their 25th wedding annAversaey, vflon their family gathered at their home to enjoy with them, a fowl supper, During the evetung many out of town guests called with congrat. ulations and good wishes. An en- joyable time was, spent •in the course of which Mr. and M13. Bauer were presented with a pair of living room lamps by their family and many other lovely and useful gifts by their guests. Lunch was served. The anni- versary couple were very pleased with, the delightful evening arganged for them by their family. CARD OF THANKS We thank our many friends, and neighbours for their many cards, flowers, and kindness shown Us in our sudden bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. and Mroi. Jennings, and the ladies of St, Alban's and St. David's church, Atwood. They will always be remembe-ed. Melvin Carnochan, Mrs. Millt•ed Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Collis and Bill. NO PAPER NEXT WEEK Many Gather To 'Greet Santa Claus Santa Claus arrived here by pony, on Saturday afternoon and with favourable weather, found many youngsters and adults on hand to meet him. He was accompanied, by a group of young baton twirlers, from Atwood, and several lOcal floats, clowns, and a number or costumed marchers. These were. an added attraction to former recent years. They gave colour , and gaiety to St. Nick's arrival. Those responsible are to be com- mended for their efforts. Per- haps next year a band will offer their services and more people will take an interest and make an effort to enter floats. Assisted by helpers from the local Lions Club and Legion Branch Santa distributed treats to all the children. After Santa's visit the children enjoyed two hours of free skating at the Brussels arena.